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they point. people spending their life sav they should point. people spending their life sav they shouldspending their life sav they should they should nt. >> they should they should have been should have had people been they should have had people by with a, with been they should have had people bjsawn with a, with been they should have had people bjsawn off with a, with been they should have had people bjsawn off shotgun with a, with been they should have had people bjsawn off shotgun demanding helicopter. >> okay. you've by saying you shouldn't sawn off shotguns. >> you took it a bit too far. >> you took it a bit too far. >> louis, who are monday's independent? throwing a bone to? >> well, this is the tories. tories choose partner of disgraced ex—mp peter bone to fight an election a by—election to replace him. this is up. they're not even up there that far. it's up there in, in in walling borough. i think that's it's like the flat area around there. no one ever visits that around there. and then what happened was, is this guy peter bone, we don't know whether this is not, but they is

susan savs .— couple of emails on that. susan savs , ui— couple of emails on that.pnap mep— to the completely crazy order that met officers— to the completely crazy order that met officers should not pne— that met officers should not wear the thin— that met officers should not wear the thin blue line emblem , wear the thin blue line emblem, a pack— wear the thin blue line emblem, a ppack ani— wear the thin blue line emblem, a black and white— wear the thin blue line emblem, a black and white union flag wipn— a black and white union flag mm a— a black and white union flag mm a ppin— a black and white union flag with a thin horizontal blue line . if with a thin horizontal blue line . ii working— with a thin horizontal blue line . if working at— with a thin horizontal blue line . if working at yesterday's pricie— . if working at yesterday's pride celebrations in london, nave— pride celebrations in london, nave we— pride celebrations in london, nave we gop— pride celebrations in london, have we got time for that nonsense ? yes.- have we got time for that nonsense ? yes.

sean savs— diane abbott coming in. sean savs vea— diane abbott coming in.my catwa— a whole other question. if she, jeremy corbyn and other labour evttes— jeremy corbyn and other labour exiles formed— jeremy corbyn and other labour exiles formed their own party, they— exiles formed their own party, they seate— exiles formed their own party, they could become a major thorn in they could become a major thorn m tataav-s— they could become a major thorn in labour's side.— they could become a major thorn in labour's side. well, what they— in labour's side. well, what they seate— in labour's side. well, what they could do— in labour's side. well, what they could do ,_ in labour's side. well, what they could do , yes, is get a they could do, yes, is get a vote— they could do, yes, is get a vote that— they could do, yes, is get a vote that might— they could do, yes, is get a vote that might damage labour in at— vote that might damage labour in at tte— vote that might damage labour in some of the inner— vote that might damage labour in some of the inner cities. but t

laurais country. fighting and he's focussed on sav laura trump,:ry. fighting and he's focussed on sav, thank you for >> laura trump, thank you for joining us. thank you very much. thank have you. thank you. be great to have you. great have you. now years ago great to have you. now years ago in in the 2015 general in the uk in the 2015 general election, when up against election, when i was up against the party leaders, were the other party leaders, we were talking shortages . talking about housing shortages. and the other people , and i said to the other people, i said, do you think mass immigration and a rocketing population might be affecting housing in the united kingdom? oh no, no, no . they said they oh no, no, no. they said they couldn't see the link. well, i think nowadays people are beginning to see that and i'm joined by jonathan portes, professor of economics and pubuc professor of economics and public policy at king's college london. and, jonathan, the report out today published in the times suggesting that for many young people living in our big cities , the rent is as much

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— who brought the case, but would vaa sav mai— who brought the case, but would vaa sav inai ii— who broughtng what they iikee sa— to carry on doing what they iikee sa i— to carry on doing what they like? so i don't- to carry on doing what they like? aiaia“ . to carry on doing what they- like? so i don't know. obviously what's guidance. it's what's in the guidance. it's still drafted . obviously. still being drafted. obviously. i say that i very much want it to say that schools not do not have the schools are not do not have the authority and the training to transition children and make that very clear. but in terms of is it no, it's not statutory. and i think the government should make it statutory because otherwise, unfortunately, we're going there. going to have to close there. but thank so much but miriam, thank you so much for but miriam, thank you so much iar raining— but miriam, thank you so much for joining-that's- but miriam, thank you so much for joining that's from forjoining me. that's all from me-ii-s— forjoining me. that's all from me.-it's professor. me. up next, it's professo

. >> the telegraph migration won't sav the crisis. >> the telegraph migration won't sav the daily crisisthe telegraph migration won't sav the daily expressisis. >> the telegraph migration won't savthe daily express has pm open >> the daily express has pm open door an amazing boris door to an amazing boris comeback. why are doing comeback. why are we not doing that story? mirror shame on that story? the mirror shame on you daily you and the daily star. >> return the beast from the >> return of the beast from the east and those were front east and those were your front pages. >> so let's kick off with the daily mail. >> paul. >> paul. >> yeah, i feel i feel like i should be doing the boris story. >> yeah, yeah, i just saw that. i was like, why are we doing some stuff about migration? and some stuff about migration? and so anyway, this is important. this is also important. >> the daily mail, you so >> the daily mail, thank you so much all your kindness. much for all your kindness. >> this is william's message to the nation brother jets the nation as his brotherjets back to la after a 26 hou

no, that's what kids d0--sav .— 90s. yeah. no, that's what kids d0--sav . vou— 90s. yeah.enagers. they don't even know new-inugs .— teenagers. they don't even know new-inugs . ani- g they don't even know how drugs . and finally, how to take drugs. and finally, wnaf-s— how to take drugs. and finally, was in— how to take drugs. and finally, was in ine— how to take drugs. and finally, what's in the front page of the baby— what's in the front page of the baiiw sfanf— what's in the front page of the daily star? diane— what's in the front page of the daily star? diane oh , the daily daily star? diane oh, the daily sfan — daily star? diane oh, the daily sfan ob— daily star? diane oh, the daily sfan ob .— daily star? diane oh, the daily star. oh , let's— daily star? diane oh, the daily star. oh , let's get- daily star? diane oh, the daily star. cj“ gni i star. oh, let's get out. the world's tiniest violin in rishi's down to his last 529 million. so he's actually sort of shrunk down a bit in the times rich list, which has recently come out . and it's recently come out. and it's bec

i mean, we could criticise and sav— i mean, we could criticise and sav-eieugi— i mean, we could criticiseireland, england and wales will dry with clear wales will be dry with clear spells. temperatures in some sheltered spots dipping into the single coolest across single figures coolest across eastern and southeastern england as we begin thursday, sunshine . as we begin thursday, sunshine. here, 1 or 2 showers possible towards the east coast of england . otherwise, lots of fine england. otherwise, lots of fine weather across england, wales into southern scotland. but for the scotland and the rest of scotland and northern thicker cloud northern ireland, thicker cloud and outbreaks of more persistent rain arriving into the west. by the end of the afternoon. feeling cool where this occurs. but across southern half of but across the southern half of england , actually england and wales, actually plenty sunny spells highs plenty of sunny spells and highs of 19 to 21 celsius. then into thursday night, we keep the clear spells in the far south, but a lot of cloud elsewhere and the weak weather f

and i even go sa fan as ia sav— emotional abuse.mething aiiieneni— you. it's time for something aiiienena . — you. it's time for something different . it's— you. it's time for something different . c c cit different. it's time for gb news. i'm very patriotic. i believe in britain our best days lie ahead . britain's watching, lie ahead. britain's watching, nniiain-s— lie ahead. britain's watching, britain's watched— lie ahead. britain's watching, britain's watched . - c ii; : britain's watching, britain's watched . " c5 c ii; : britain's watching, britain's watched . " 5 “viii; britain's watched. join us here on britain's watched. join us here an en— britain's watched. join us here on gb news. the britain's watched. " c5 “iiiii; cit \ the people's channel on gb news. the people's channel nniaain— on gb news. the people's channel nniaain nes— channel elliot colburn, elected in 2019 as the conservative mp. you're only 30, which means- f you're only 30, which means you got eieeiea— only 30, which means you got elected when— only 30, whi

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but we wont sav— here going on in the studio. but we vvon-i sav anv— here going on in the studio.theo chikomba outside the russian enpassv— chikomba outside the russian enpassv for— chikomba outside the russian embassy for us— chikomba outside the russian embassy for us this afternoon on fnis— embassy for us this afternoon on no verv— embassy for us this afternoon on no verv fasf— embassy for us this afternoon on this very fast liver— embassy for us this afternoon on this very fast liver breaking sforv— this very fast liver breaking srorv. vow— this very fast liver breaking story. now joining me now is conservafive— story. now joining me now is conservative mp— story. now joining me now is conservative mp for the isle of vvignf— conservative mp for the isle of vvignf ani— conservative mp for the isle of wight and former— conservative mp for the isle of wight and former soldier bob seep.— wight and former soldier bob oeeiv. vno— wight and former soldier bob seely, who can— wight and former soldier bob seely, who can bring us some insignf— seely, who can bring us some insignf fron —

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of film. revelation should definitely be sav of course. film. revelation should definitely be sav ofe can find information. think find more information. i think you've out, you've got a new trailer out, have you've got a new trailer out, haerah, dropping >> yeah, we're dropping a new trailer actually, trailer tomorrow, actually, throughout all of our social media. yes , our website is media. but yes, our website is christ christ spirits, not christ christ spirits, not christ piracy. a lot of people get it wrong. yeah, christ seaspiracy.com. and you go to get tickets and right now in the uk tickets are selling fast. we've theatre sold out, we've got theatre sold out, basically sold out in oxford and milton keynes and theatres are selling out fast. and it's one night only. march 20th. >> so march 20th, march 20th here in the uk. >> yeah. it's also in for >> yeah. and it's also in for the people the pond the people in across the pond who chance . we who are watching by chance. we have the 20th and the 24th on sunday america, and the 24th sunday in america, and the 24th is sunday, which

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serving the public if you try public better if you try and save the planet. public better if you try and savanet. public better if you try and savwell, i don't think that's >> well, i don't think that's stopped at we've still got stopped at all. we've still got the in place, for good or the 2050 in place, for good or ill. yeah, but we don't agree with i'm a bit. with that. then i'm. i'm a bit. why 2051 or 2045. 1 or 2055. but what i'm concerned about is the rest of the world are really saying yes to all this. and we seem embarking on a seem to be embarking on a potentially £3 trillion enterprise, a 3 trillion, and we'd get that's from national grid that that is the potential up cost of decarbonising the uk. we need to have that debate and ineed we need to have that debate and i need to be absolutely sure that these forecasts and everything else just think about the obr. they couldn't even get a right five months a forecast right five months ahead. there wrong. but ahead. there are 14% wrong. but suddenly climate change suddenly the climate change forecasters have got it absolutely right 2100